Dr. Kari Bernard, program director of the Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) program at The College of Idaho, was recently featured on the JAAPA Podcast in an episode titled “Hot Topic: PA Doctorate Programs: Their History, Diversity, and Accreditation.”
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College of Idaho students often discover that their professors bring remarkable real-world experiences into the classroom. This fall, Anthropology Professor Dr. Aaron Weiss shared one of those moments on a much bigger stage—performing a live duet with acclaimed singer-songwriter Lucy Dacus, a member of the GRAMMY-winning band boygenius.
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🎓 Thank you to everyone who joined us for the 2025 Winter Graduation Ceremony!
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As PA roles expand, the organizations that thrive are those that invest in developing their PA workforce. Supporting PAs in earning a Doctor of Medical Science (DMSc) isn’t just a professional perk. It’s a strategic investment in leadership, innovation, and organizational excellence.
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Artificial intelligence is reshaping many aspects of modern life, and education is no exception. At The College of Idaho, we see both tremendous opportunity in using these new tools to enhance our pedagogy and a need to train students in how to use generative AI effectively and efficiently.
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Dr. Greg McElwain, Professor and Chair of Philosophy and Religious Studies at The College of Idaho, has been awarded a Barker Fellowship from Durham University in the United Kingdom.
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College of Idaho professor Diane Raptosh has been published in Sign & Breath, a new anthology that explores the essence of poetry and the power of voice…
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It is a tremendous honor to be elected to membership in the American Antiquarian Society. The Society has been an important intellectual…
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The College of Idaho is proud to celebrate Dr. Rochelle Johnson, who has been named the 2025 recipient of the Idaho Humanities Council’s…
Explore More An essay on loss written by a College of Idaho professor has won the Georgia Review Prose Prize. Rochelle L. Johnson received the honor for her essay “Phantom Pains,” in which she explores the emotional landscapes of both personal and planetary loss. The award is sponsored by The Georgia Review, the literary-cultural journal published out of the University of Georgia since 1947. Acclaimed writer Allegra Hyde judged the submissions.
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